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Andrew Grimanis ajgrimanis — The Clutter family murders have gotten a good deal in the press these past few years with the films "Capote" and "Infamous," but to truly get to the heart of it all, I recommend picking up Mr. Capote's landmark "true fiction novel," which set the tone for decades of prose that followed. Sensational, searing, and elegiac in tone, Capote brings the cow town of Holcomb, Kansas alive--its citizenry breaths and goes to church, to farmers markets, dates and marries...until that one fateful night in the late 50s when four of its children were gunned down. Too much has been written about "In Cold Blood" for me to add anything significant to the paradigm (it's like writing about "Psycho"), but I will say that I'm glad I picked it up BEFORE the films came out. I did NOT know that Mr. Capote was gay, that he all but manipulated events to suit his own book, that he was almost undeniably attracted to Perry Smith, one of the two men who hung for the murders. And in a way, I'm glad I went into "In Cold Blood" as blindly as I did. To know the notorious backstory of the genesis of Mr. Capote's book would have not ruined, but at least degraded the experience of his book somewhat. Free of such baggage, I was able to read "In Cold Blood" the way Capote, the veteran journalist, intended: detached, fascinated, repulsed, and never seeing his godlike hand in the very events he relates. This work remains a classic of 20th Century prose.

David Moreno dmorenoquiza — Even after almost a hundred years, this manual is a treasury of sound, practical advice for beginning playwrights. Some of the plays used as examples are forgotten or obscure now, but there are enough references to classic authors such as Shakespeare, Sophocles, and Moliere for the explanations to be clear. The author was an early translator of Ibsen and a friend of Shaw, so his comments on those then modern, now classic playwrights is invaluable.